Soursop on a blue bun: Turnip Todd's rainbow sando
His only new video of the week turns the spiky tropical fruit into a sandwich, and the comments keep coming back to the colors.
Turnip Todd (Good Food & Growing Mushrooms)
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People get mad when I turn soursop into this fire sando but it's 🔥
What did Turnip Todd make this time? A soursop sandwich, and he knows it sounds odd: the title admits people get mad when he does it, then insists it is fire. It was his only upload of the week, and it passed 10,000 views on its first day.
Soursop is the big green, spiky fruit of tropical America and the Caribbean, usually blended into juice or eaten with a spoon, so seeing it inside a sandwich is half the fun. Viewers mostly talk about how it looks. Many are stuck on the blue bun and want to know where blue bread comes from, one jokes that the Krabby Patty may finally have a real-life version, and someone from Hawaii says the trees look like home. A few ask where the farm is, and one would happily drive into town if he ever opened a food truck.
The soursop sando still sits behind an older favorite. His homemade take on Mountain Dew, five weeks old, is gathering views a little faster, and a walnut meat trick from two weeks ago keeps working too: soak the walnuts overnight in Worcestershire sauce and mushroom broth, with a reminder in the description that not every Worcestershire is vegan, since some contain anchovies.
Overall the channel ran slower than its usual pace, and subscribers held around 413,000. Among the cooking channels near its size, Cooking With Volk is the one having a big week.
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What viewers say
we might have finally found a way to make pretty patties from spongebob without eating a ton of chemicals
@bruhverlybruh4012See it on YouTubeSo beautiful to look at 😂 I never thought blue buns would look so appealing
@AngelicStanceSee it on YouTubeLike eating a rainbow!!!!
@christophernolder5938See it on YouTube
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That is one colorful burger. What a party spread.
@Here4TheHeckOfItSee it on YouTubeThey sells them in local flea markets in US.
Wait, where did blue bread come from? Never seen before 😮@BreukelenInDutchSee it on YouTubeYou should really get a food truck. I won't mind coming to town just to experience some natural good food.
@sunflowersunset-j2oSee it on YouTubeLooks like our trees in Hawaii 🥰✨️🤩❤️🔥✨️😅🤔👀🍹
@Isthatso-tz3hjSee it on YouTubeOh my goodness. I love all the colors.
@marycooper9429See it on YouTubeLooooovveee soursop
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The videos drawing views on Turnip Todd (Good Food & Growing Mushrooms) right now
- Subscribers
- 413,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 174,745
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 4, 2026
- Video views so far
- 15,086
- Views on its first day
- 10,284
The numbers
Here is how Turnip Todd's channel moved over the week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Worcestershire sauce, the soak in Todd's walnut meat trick, is traditionally made with which small fish?
Classic Worcestershire sauce contains anchovies, which is why Todd tells vegans to check the label.
